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13. Slip joins were sawn on the tablesaw using a
tenoning jig.
14. A solid oak wall mount is sawn, fitted and glued into
the carcase.
15. A rebate for the cabinet back is routed in, stopping
short of the corners which are cleaned up square
with a mallet and chisel.
16. Tapered Japanese wooden nails secure the wall
mounting piece. After drilling and tapping in with
glue they are later flush cut.
17. The back has been glued in and secured with
tape. Japanese nails were used to strengthen the
mounting piece join and are shown here before
flush cutting.
18. The door frame rebate was routed, corners cleaned 18
up and glass fitted leaving a small clearance.
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